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2021-2022 Forecasting

Below is a list of documents to support the 2021-2022 forecasting process. Families should complete the forms together with their children. Please carefully read through the forms, as there will be one submission per student. In the event that you made a mistake and accidentally submitted your form, you will need to email Ms. Davis at rdavis@pps.net.

Forecasting form

Elective Flipgrid videos (most teachers have uploaded videos)

Elective Course Descriptions

Explanation of 2021-2022 Forecasting Process (English/ Spanish)

*Please remember that schedule change requests will not be accepted once the school year begins (unless under unique circumstances). Please know we try to meet the requests of students; however, there are no guarantees that students will be scheduled for every class in which they forecast for.

Absences need to be reported to the office staff by a parent or guardian. These absences can be provided to our office staff by calling our main phone line- 503 916-5610 or emailing the front office staff. All staff emails can be located on the Beaumont website. When an absence is reported to the school please let us know which code to enter for your student. The following are the most common reasons- illness, appointment, vacation, family emergency, funeral, hospital, mental health day or religious holiday. Thank you for helping us keep your student's attendance accurate.

Dear PPS Families,

As we reach the end of an unprecedented school year, we want to extend our gratitude for the patience, flexibility and understanding shared by you and your students.

Dear PPS Families,

It has been a pleasure to serve your students meals this school year. We are happy to let you know that we will continue to provide access to meals during the summer, beginning June 21.

Dear PPS Families and Staff,

As we complete this most unique school year, we want to recommend two events being staged by the PPS Visual & Performing Arts department to showcase art pieces and performances by the creative students of Portland Public Schools.

Dear PPS Community,

As this is the last week of Mental Health Awareness month, we want to ensure that everyone has information about our continuum of care for students who experience mental health and substance use challenges. We also want to highlight services for our BIPOC students and families.